The next step would be to go to mediation and then if that doesn't work, getting lawyers involved and suing each other.

Long story short, my father passed away, I am helping my elderly mother with figuring out her best exit strategyProperty was purchased in 07, completely rehabbed in 2019 and will be vacant during construction due to an eviction mediation agreement.Current Payoff is $179k  ARV is $315, Rehab is about $26k, 30-45 day time rehab time due to tenant neglect and damageExit strategy is to list for sale at $315k via the MLS (I have a broker)She is Currently behind 3 payments at $1297 each as well as looking to finance the carrying costs during rehab until sold. 640 credit score looking to secure which ever is better for this situation, hard or private money.

This information is sometimes difficult and time-consuming to uncover.As someone recently pointed out in another note, the online services that are supposed to flag tenants who have been evicted often do not because if a tenant has been through mediation (now required before a court appearance in many states) and came to an agreement, that disposition will not appear on the record as an eviction.

I have a crawlspace expert coming this week to give me a better idea for the mediation of the water and mold on the duplex.I am now also in a contract for an SFR and guess what... they also found water (from a drain leak) and mold under this house. 

I mediated similar disputes in court by the way.

Obviously it's not binding mediation but may help them see the light.Point out Section 16.2 to the seller (I see that Mike already said this).You'd wind up suing for specific performance if they fail to follow through.

If needed, consider mediation for conflict resolution.

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Which they did, but in the event that the guest says no it’s then up to the discretion of Airbnb to mediate. 

Also need a reputable mediator!